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Chinese Quran box highlights Islamic tradition of reverence for the Holy Book

Dating back to the 12th century AH (18th century AD), a gilded Chinese Quran box displayed at the Holy Quran Museum in Mecca reflects the longstanding Islamic tradition of preserving and honoring copies of the Holy Quran.

Hawzah News Agency- The artifact also highlights the decorative arts and craftsmanship associated with containers designed to store the Holy Book, which held artistic and aesthetic value alongside their primary purpose of preservation and protection.

The box features an intricate design, with carefully crafted decorations adorning its sides and gilded details reflecting the artistic styles of the period.

The box is displayed among the collections of the Holy Quran Museum in Mecca's Hira Cultural District, where visitors can explore artifacts and tools associated with the history of the Holy Quran, including its writing, preservation, and care throughout the ages.

The exhibition offers a cultural and educational experience, highlighting the central place of the Holy Quran in Muslim life and the enduring dedication to preserving and honoring it.

Source: Karbala Now Agency

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